Jamestown tied for second place Tuesday in the VHSL state Class 4 golf tournament at Heritage Oaks Golf Course in Harrisonburg.

The Eagles’ top four combined for a 31-over-par 311, equaling Broad Run of Ashburn. Blacksburg took its fifth consecutive team title at 13-over 293.

Lafayette was seventh at 323, trailing Hanover (314), Jefferson Forest (319) and Loudoun Valley (321) but leading Atlee (332).

The Salem Spartans’ Ashnoor Kaur won the medal by one stroke with a 1-over 71. Jamestown’s Sam Dilday (75) shared ninth place, while Jamestown’s Aiden Connor and Lafayette’s James Lappas were part of a 15th-place tie at 77.

Jamestown’s Levi Vannoy (79), Lafayette’s Kyle Kremer (79), Grafton’s Beck Christiansen (80) and Jamestown’s James Snead (80) finished among the top 32 among 60 entrants.

Class 5

Ocean Lakes’ Kaylee Bell tied for second place in the VHSL Class 5 championship tournament at Bristow Manor Golf Club in Prince William County.

She fired an even-par 72, sharing runner-up honors with John Champe High’s Matthew Pack on a challenging day for Hampton Roads teams.

Though the 757 comprised half of the eight teams and about half of the 60 entrants, Bell was the only area competitor in the top 10.

Ocean Lakes (324), Cox (325), Menchville (354) and Nansemond River (389) finished fifth through eighth, trailing champion Riverside (303) of Northern Virginia, Deep Run (309) and third-place-sharing Midlothian (317) and Briar Woods (317).

Douglas Freeman’s Ben Cowgill won the medal at 2-under 70. Besides Bell, other top finishers from southeastern Virginia included Ocean Lakes’ Zack Chincuanco (77, tied for 11th) and Cox teammates Trevor Eubanks (79, T-17), Maddox Johnson (81, T-22) and Charlie Braithwaite (81, T-22).

Class 2

Windsor, which posted the best score of any qualifying Hampton Roads school in all six classes, earned a best-ever second place in the Class 2 tourney at Hobbs Hole Golf Course in Tappahannock.

The Dukes finished at 14-over-par 298, one shot behind champion Graham of southwest Virginia. Lee High of Jonesville was third at 305.

Windsor teammates Rylin Szymanski and Kylar Holland shared individual runner-up honors at 1-under 70, two strokes behind champion Carter Wolfe of Gate City. Poquoson’s Landon Hermansky shared 10th place at 74.

Szymanski, who posted birdie-2s at the second and 17th holes, double-bogeyed the par-4 18th. Holland birdied four holes and bogeyed three.

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